World Music

Unique in the world: the World Music department at Codarts. It offers higher vocational education in the following specializations: Flamenco guitar, watch the video; Latin Music (including Brazilian Music, Caribbean Music and the majors voice, percussion, piano, double bass, e-bass, and wind instruments), watch the video; Argentinian Tango (majors: bandoneón, violin, piano, double bass, guitar), watch the video; Turkish Music (including Anatolian Music and Ottoman Music and the majors voice, saz, Turkish percussion, ney, ud, lavta, violin, and other Turkish and Arabian instruments and wind instruments), watch the video; Indian Music (majors: voice, bansuri, sitar, tabla, sarangi), watch the video. Each section has its own team of specialized teachers and musicians of world renown, such as the Indian bansuri player Hariprasad Chaurasia, Spanish flamenco guitarist Paco Peña, Argentinian pianist and composer Gustavo Beytelmann, Turkish ney player Kudsi Ergüner and Latin drummer Liber Torriente.